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Hi friends and
welcome to another edition of
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NEWSTART Now. I'm your
host Ron Giannoni and we have
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another miracle for you.
Actually not a big miracle but
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a real important one. We'd like
you to take a look at when Hizi
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first arrived.
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I come from Africa, Swichartan
de asie, Congo and I came here
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to be treated because I want to
change my style of life and I am
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here now and I want to watch
and see if this will work out.
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I am praising that they
will receive God's will.
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We have our room.
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We already see the doctors and
the nurses who will be taking
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care of us is where we are
now today. The most I want to
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do is to show to the people in
De asie how this diet can change
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any time if you want to be
changed. And I'm sure in my
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country we have every right
to know exactly what to do to
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change this style.
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Welcome back friends.
Hizi, how are you brother?
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I'm fine thank you, brother.
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Good, good. Good to see you.
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Good to see you too.
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You look so happy.
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I'm more happier.
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Now you know I didn't tell the
viewers earlier but during the
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first interview you actually
said where you're from. But
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you're all the way from the
Congo. How far away is that?
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Congo is far away. Because from
Congo you have to fly from Congo
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to Europe and from Europe United
States. It takes 16 hours.
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That's flying. That's far away.
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That's far away. Yeah. Now this
program, your brother's been
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through the program, now you and
your wife are going to be going
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through the program. Now you're
going to have another relative
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going through the program.
You're going to take this back
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to the Congo and teach the
people in the Congo what you've
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learned here. Is
that fair to say?
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Definitely. You know when
you have good news especially to
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help people to take care of
themselves, it's easy to tell
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it's easy to initiate other
people because we ran into many
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things here about how you have
to eat and how you have to take
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exercise and how you have to
drink water and then to have a
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good life and have a
long life with that activity.
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What about the spiritual aspect?
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Yeah, I could start that.
The spiritual is more important
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because everything we do
we started by praying and we
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started by saying to God
thanks because we cannot talk
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if God does not take care of us.
So that's the beginning and then
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when you have power from God
you go back and you exercise and
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you eat and do whatever you
have to do as a job, you know.
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Now have you learned enough here
where you can take this program
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back to the Congo to
people of your nation and teach.
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Yeah you know it's amazing how
you are organized. Everything
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you have done is written and
when you have something written
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and prove it by explanation,
by how, you go and practice it's
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easy to show to others and then
make the search after having
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going that's there our pocket.
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Awesome, awesome. What part
of the program did you like the
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most?
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The most as you say we start
everything by glorying to God,
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saying thanks and then we go
to exercise, we drink water, we
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eat health food, no meat, no
food that is processed and that
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you have to take care of
you by using natural as it is,
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not transformation food. So
it's really amazing because many
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people in Africa they think if
they don't buy food from Europe
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packaged already processed
they are not healthy but today
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I found out that's not true.
I have heard enough how the
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information that we have to
go back to the garden, grow our
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food, grow our vegetables
and eat fresh food and drink the
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clean water which will help
us to be safe and to have a good
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life and stay longer and
pray and say thank you to God.
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Who's your doctor
during this program?
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My doctor is Gallant.
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Dr. Gallant.
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It is Gallant, yes.
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And was there anything different
about him compared to your
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doctors back home?
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Yeah, you know, I told him this
morning even when he came to see
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me for the last time, not
the last, maybe just come back,
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never know. But he really
terrific because when he explain
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what he has to explain he's very
clear and everything's written.
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And question is welcome all
the time even when he's teaching
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you can ask whatever you want
and you have response regarding
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you think that explaining to us.
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Isn't that wonderful?
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Yes it is really wonderful.
Beautiful man, very clean and
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he smart.
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And smart. Yes. And you know
what's really nice, a little
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bonus, is the doctors eat with
you both breakfast and lunch
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and while you're sitting there
enjoying the wonderful meal
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you can talk about these things.
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Yeah, he always do that. You
always come to the dining room
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and he will be with us and we
will talk and he will talk and
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he will do it for
everybody. Yes. He's very good.
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So what about the
cooking class? Do you learn?
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Oh we learned very much. We
cook ourselves and then we eat.
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You're cooking yourself? Yes.
And Michelle Irwin, what did you
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think of Michelle?
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Oh she's very, very nice.
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Isn't she a wonderful lady?
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She's wonderful, intelligent
and smart as a I said.
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Yes.
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You know these people here, they
were chosen by God because they
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are all competent. Yes.
Everybody. I saw they were
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well organized and well
educated in what they are doing.
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It's so good to hear you say
that, because I see it the same
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way. And it's a blessing for
me to be here and to work with
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all these people because it kind
of keeps me steady. You know
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what I mean? That's
right. Because I have all these
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spiritual teachers around me.
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God has placed me
here to learn and to
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help and to do my portion
of work. Hizi I wanted to thank
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you so much and I do hope you'll
stay in touch with us from
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Africa and maybe a bunch of us
will come over and help you one
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day.
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Yes, thank you very
much. I appreciate it.
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OK Hizi. OK. God bless you.
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God bless you too.
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Friends don't go away
because Dr. Gallant is up next.
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Every year in America there are
over one million deaths because
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of type two diabetes and chronic
obesity. This includes heart
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attacks and strokes. That's six
and a half 747s crashing every
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day. What's even more surprising
is that the fix is easy.
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It's your lifestyle. Wouldn't
it be nice if you could actually
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add quality years to your life
rather than dying one organ at
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a time. Obesity and diabetes
are the cause of over a million
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deaths per year. Most diseases
are reversible because most
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diseases are lifestyle diseases,
especially type two diabetes
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and chronic obesity. Seriously
now, they can be reversed and
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and the quality of your life can
be renewed. Call NEWSTART today
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at 1-800-525-9192. You will see
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few days of our program and you
will be on the road to a better,
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more robust quality of life.
The NEWSTART programs are simple
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and effective.
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Welcome back friends.
Meet Dr. Roger Gallant.
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Ron, how are you?
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I'm good, how about you?
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Praise the Lord.
I'm glad to be here.
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For a busy guy. I know you've
got a few minutes with us here.
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I want to take advantage of that
You know, this guy, Hizi, yes,
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he's such a wonderful man.
Yes. Very, very interesting.
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Oh, he is. You know when I
signed him up he called, someone
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else called for him, he's coming
from the Congo and I go the
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Congo. Isn't that in the
middle of Africa somewhere?
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Which it is. Yeah. Now he's
a high dignitary in the Congo.
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Yeah, he's in the government.
He's very fascinating as you say
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He told me that he had to get
time off of school to come here.
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And I said, but aren't you in
the government and he said yeah.
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He has a company where he mines
minerals and he has lawyers who
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work for him. But he wants to
make sure that they're doing the
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right thing, so
he's in law school.
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(Laughter) Isn't
that interesting.
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Not busy enough, I guess.
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I guess not. Yeah.
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What he shared with me he wants
to take his principles that he
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learned here and he wants to
present them before the Senate.
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Yeah that's wonderful.
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And not just the senate, then he
wants to present it to the whole
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country.
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Yeah, he's got a vision,
which is why he's a leader.
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Amen wouldn't that be wonderful.
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Yeah, Oh it
would. Yeah Absolutely.
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You know, he's a great
guy. He came to us and he was on
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multiple medicines.
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Yeah, what were they for?
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He was on high blood pressure
medicine he had high cholesterol
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yeah, oh yeah, he was on
multiple medicines and he was
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willing to make some changes
and we started decreasing his
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medicines and his blood pressure
would go up and down. So some
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nights I'd get a call, the
nurses would call me and they'd
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say well his blood pressure
is back up again. So I would
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prescribe treatment for him. My
treatment was he needs to drink
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a large glass of water and go
for a walk. And he found that as
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he did that his blood pressure
would come down. It would drop
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20, 30, 40 points.
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Can you explain that? Is
that because water gets into the
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So the water gets into the blood
and helps to thin the blood. You
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understand engines and engine
oil viscosity. Yes. The thicker
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the oil the more protection
it provides but the thicker the
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blood the more sluggish it is,
the harder it is to pump. So as
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you thin the blood, you allow
it to be pumped easier and that
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decreases your pressure.
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So that there is one of the main
reasons we should drink a lot of
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water and stay hydrated.
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Absolutely, absolutely.
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Because otherwise our arteries
are going to clog up. Is that
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fair to say?
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Right, right. Yeah. It's like
trying to suck water through
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a straw versus
sucking honey through a straw.
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Oh my goodness.
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It's a lot harder to move
the honey, a lot thicker liquid
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more viscosity. So the more
you think it the easier it is to
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pump and then when you exercise
you cause your blood vessels to
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open up, what we call in
medicine, to dilate. As they
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dilate, that actually helps to
open the vessels so more blood
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can flow because you need to get
more blood flow to your large
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muscle groups as you're
exercising. So all of that helps
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to just lower the blood pressure
and that's natural treatment for
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blood pressure.
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It just seems too simple.
Exactly. I mean, what about a
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pill and all that stuff,
but no we don't need pills.
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No by God's grace we
can do it without pills.
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Now is his blood
pressure normal now?
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His blood pressure is near
normal It's not quite normal yet
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but remember, and I told him
this, he got high blood pressure
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over a long period of time.
He was here for two and a half
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weeks. So he has had a new start
but it's not done. His body is
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still in transition, it's still
changing. So he needs to give it
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some more time, but here's the
blessing and this is a blessing
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from God. As we drink more
water it actually protects us
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from heart disease specifically
as if our blood pressure was
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normal. Wow. And as we drink
more water it actually protects
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us from heart disease as if our
cholesterol is normal, and as we
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drink more water it actually
protects us from heart disease
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as if our body weight were
normal. Wow. And as we drink
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more water it actually protects
us from heart disease as if we
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had stopped smoking. So just
by one simple change, following
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God's plan and drinking more
water it actually protects us
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from heart disease. So God is
protecting us while our body is
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in this transition and
changing. Amen. Praise the Lord.
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Now how much water, people out
there say OK how much should I
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drink? A glass a day?
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So I don't like to tell people
numbers because when I give them
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a number they fixate on the
number. So I'd rather give them
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a principle. And what I would
say is this. You need to drink
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enough water between meals that
your urine is pale to clear.
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Wow. That's a sign that your
body has gotten all the water it
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needs and it's spilling the rest
in your urine. Wow. So in the
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morning when you wake up
your urine's going to be yellow
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because you haven't drank much
through the night. After you eat
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a meal it's like talking a
multivitamin; your urine is
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going to have a yellow
discoloration. But in between
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meals you should be drinking
enough water that your urine is
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pale to clear.
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We've run out of time. I
want to thank you Dr. Gallant.
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Good to be here, Ron.
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God bless you.
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You too.
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Don't go away.
We'll be right back.
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Welcome back friends. Pastor
Snead. Can I call you Damon?
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You can call me Damon.
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OK. Well we have an interesting
guy here. All the way from
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halfway around the world, from
the Congo, you know, and he is a
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lot of fun. He's got a great
sense of humor. But tell me,
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is he a Seventh-day Adventist?
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Yes. He is? Yes he surely is.
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And he wants to take this
message back to the Congo.
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Yeah, this is what surprises.
You know we have a guy from the
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Asian Pacific Division here too.
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Similar. So when these guys come
into my office I perk up because
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they have the capacity to really
bring transformation and change
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to large segments of society.
You know he was sharing with me
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his desire to do it with his
family. He wants to send another
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brother here now because
his older brother Macon was here
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and so he wants to do it with
his business end. He's like a
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very successful farmer in the
Congo and a senator and so he
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wants to bring it to that level.
Then he wants to bring it to
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Congo at large.
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Not just a city
but the whole country.
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The entire country. And he
says there's a very, very large
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Adventist presence there
and the church there is a large
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Adventist church. But the
message of health... They're
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mostly meat eaters. They're
starting to suffer from all our
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western diseases so he has this
desire to bring it to his own
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church. That
just sounds wonderful.
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Can you imagine going to
the Congo and doing one of these
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sessions? Right,
right. Who knows what God
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wants? Who knows, yeah.
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So what about his spiritual
walk? Is he right there?
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Oh, he and his wife both, and
I find this with a lot of these
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people from these
African countries, man they're
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spiritually tight. They have
a close walk. You know he came
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every morning to Fresh
Start lectures and he really
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appreciated the wheel of faith
idea. This walking through the
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main tenants of salvation,
those eight points that I kind
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of drag out of Steps to Christ
and Acts 2 and Romans 1-8.
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He also wants that to be part
of the teaching. He thinks that
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the gospel and the health
message need to be what the
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church is out there preaching,
teaching and doing. He's very
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sold on this idea, how the two
work together; not just health,
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but the gospel with the health
and that would be a wonderful
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thing for that to
take fire in the Congo.
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Well isn't the health message
the right arm of the gospel.
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Sure, because Africans now
are coming into western ideas,
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western world views and they're
getting sick and they don't want
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to die no more than the rest
of us. So when they find this
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message of healing and they find
the gospel, you know, implanted
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it right there with it
it's exciting these people too.
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You know Dr. Lukens made a
statement to me one day. He said
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in the 30 years he's been going
to Africa, I think he goes to
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South Africa, he's seen only
one heart attack, right, because
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these folks even though some
of them have become a little bit
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more westernized, they walk like
I mean, they walk to get water,
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they walk to get food. They
don't have vehicles and bicycles
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and things of this nature. Now
in the big cities of course they
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do. Now this is
what he expressed
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to me here. The problem is in
the city. He said people in the
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country side of Africa are
fairly healthy. It's in the big
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cities where
they're getting sick.
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Same thing in China. You know
in Beijing and places like that
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where every block has a
McDonalds. Sorry McDonalds
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but I'm not real fond of
that place. What they serve is a
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killer, it's a killer.
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It's poison, we know
that. Yeah. It's poison.
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You know I'm so glad that you
were here to work with him and I
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know that God has a
mightily plan for Africa.
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I agree. The gospel is going to
take root there and it's going
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take root and one of the
ways will be through the health
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message. You know, teaching
these people these eight points
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of health. Letting the gospel
blaze right in behind it and
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experiencing that boon of
health and spiritual health.
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I want to thank you and
God bless you. I'll talk to you
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soon. Friends don't go
away. We'll be right back.
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Welcome to Weimar Institute
Research. We not only treat
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patients here at Weimar
Institute through NEWSTART and
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other types of programs but we
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also do research, on sometimes,
thousands of people and the
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research is so important.
It does get published in peer
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review journals. And Dr. Ramirez
our head of research at Weimar
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college... By the way tell us a
little bit about Weimar College.
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Yeah, Weimar College is an
undergraduate program that we
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offer things like premed and
also nursing and psychology and
00:22:35.12\00:22:42.62
business and it's a different
angle of your usual college.
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There is health culture running
in all the college and the
00:22:48.60\00:22:54.10
students they not only learn
the theoretical knowledge but we
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like the students to be involved
in practical type of things. One
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of them is research. So in
the premed program the average
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student that graduates there has
many published works already on
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the CV at the
undergraduate level.
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And that's one of the reasons
why they have the highest
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acceptance rate really to U.S.
medical schools. Right here from
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Weimar College. You don't have
to do your education anywhere
00:23:23.90\00:23:25.30
else. Great place to get into
medical school and be ahead of
00:23:25.33\00:23:30.04
the game. Many doctors
don't even publish their entire
00:23:30.07\00:23:32.57
careers but these students are
publishing even before they get
00:23:32.61\00:23:36.98
to medical school so the medical
schools are really interested in
00:23:37.01\00:23:41.05
our students here at Weimar.
Well this particular study was
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actually done by one of our
students in conjunction with
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Dr. Ramirez and myself and
it was looking at the popular
00:23:48.52\00:23:55.20
cultural dogma of the day. And
the popular cultural dogma says
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as long as sex is consensual
it's good for you and do it as
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much as you can and as often as
long as it's consensual. And of
00:24:07.71\00:24:12.18
course Hollywood advertises this
and even some pop psychology
00:24:12.21\00:24:16.82
sites really advertise this. We
actually took a look at how many
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patients here?
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Ah, 5621 patients
from all over the world.
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OK, so this wasn't some just
cultural norm small group we're
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looking at. These are from many
different countries and it was
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taking a look at particularly
if they were having sexual
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relations outside of a
marriage relationship. So it was
00:24:40.84\00:24:44.81
consensual but it was not really
that intimate marriage, lifelong
00:24:44.85\00:24:51.85
committed relationship. And the
world is into this sort of thing
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In fact, they think somehow that
you might come out better if you
00:24:56.56\00:25:00.03
can sneak around and do this
even if you are in an intimate
00:25:00.06\00:25:03.53
relationship with a lifelong
partner. Getting more of it with
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someone consensual somehow is
going to help you. So what was
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measured here?
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So we were measuring
emotional intelligence.
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OK. And what did we find
out. Those that were having sex
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outside of
marriage, did it help?
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Actually they were worse.
They were below the average of
00:25:20.38\00:25:24.32
emotional intelligence from the
population that were involved
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in sexual relationships
outside of marriage.
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Yeah, that's a significant with
over a half a standard deviation
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below. Now they actually went
to an eight week course, both
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the ones having sex outside of
marriage and the ones who were
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not having sex outside
of marriage to improve their
00:25:41.40\00:25:44.24
emotional intelligence.
And what did we find out?
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We found out that actually
by the end of the eight weeks
00:25:48.31\00:25:53.08
program that includes some CVT
principles those that continued
00:25:53.11\00:25:57.39
with that behavior of sexual
relations outside of marriage
00:25:57.42\00:26:00.89
they actually just became
normal regarding their emotional
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intelligence. While those that
stopped that behavior actually
00:26:05.93\00:26:09.63
went above what is average
for emotional intelligence.
00:26:09.66\00:26:13.67
It was very significant. By
average they went up to let's
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see, 102. By going to
this course to improve their
00:26:17.81\00:26:21.81
emotional intelligence,
the depression-anxiety recovery
00:26:21.84\00:26:25.01
course. But if they quit that
behavior and went to that course
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their scores on
average were 109, 109.2.
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With a median of 110.
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OK and that's a whole standard
deviation above the rest of the
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population. So in reality, the
cultural dogma that we have been
00:26:42.96\00:26:47.80
fed is false when
it's put to the test.
00:26:47.84\00:26:50.87
We actually have a second one
published on depression and we
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actually found more depression.
They actually liked this study
00:26:54.38\00:26:58.55
so much they invited me to their
sexual medicine meeting so that
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I could present this
study from the front.
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That's great. Well Dr.
Ramirez we're happy to see this
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documented in research that
we can be solidly assured the
00:27:09.96\00:27:14.96
following God's plan regarding
sex and marriage is actually
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for the best for our mental
health and our future happiness
00:27:18.20\00:27:22.10
and success. Thank you for
joining us at NEWSTART Now.
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Well friends that's it for
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